The Klickitat Trail, a non-motorized multiple use trail, follows the first 31 miles of an old railroad corridor that once linked the towns of Lyle and Goldendale. The gently graded trail starts at a trailhead with lovely river views in Lyle, Washington, at the confluence of the Klickitat and Columbia Rivers, follows the nationally designated Wild and Scenic Klickitat River 13 miles through oaks and pines to the old mill town of Klickitat, and then after a few more miles at the Wahkiacus trailhead, turns up Swale Creek and into the remote and beautiful Swale Canyon, ending in the high, open

This route starts at the door of the largest fenced park in Europe, Parco di Monza. The construction of that park ended in 1808 as an extension of the Royal Gardens and today is a large green area few kms from Milan. It also hosts one of the most famous Formula 1 circuits.

Mile by mile this is the hardest route in Northeast PA.

There are 3 routes to access the Taum Sauk summit, which is the highest point in Missouri at 1,772 feet. The first route (shown on map) begins at the Highway N Trail Head and reaches the highest point in Missouri around 12.5 miles. This route is usually done as a 25 mile out and back. This trail will slow you down– you’ll find your average speed drop a mile-an-hour from your normal pace as you negotiate the rough terrain. Notable features located along the trail include the rock formation Devil's Tollgate and Mina Sauk Falls, the tallest waterfall in Missouri.

Konza Prairie Trails are located at Konza Prairie Biological Station (KPBS), a research station operated by Kansas State University just outside of Manhattan, KS. KPBS is one of the largest areas of unplowed tallgrass prairies in North America. Enjoy miles of stunning views on well maintained trails. There are no fees but a donation is appreciated. 

The route includes all 3 trails: Nature Trail, Kings Creek Loop, Godwin Hill Loop. All trails start and end at the kiosk just off the parking area. Complete them in any order or direction.  

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Jubileumsstien was established in 2020 as a part of Bergen’s 950-year anniversary. The trail goes from south to north and follows trails and roads through the county. The trail is split up into 8 parts, where every part starts and ends at a bus stop. The total length is close to 55 km and the trail is at its highest point 674 meters above sea level. See https://ut.no/turforslag/117946963/jubileumsstien-bergen-pa-langs for more information.